I would highly recommend not only this issue as a great read but the whole story arc. I've followed Suicide Squad from issue one, and have yet to be disappointed. The art is great as is the writing, and your never left bored. The issue leaves off with the Task Force-X being thrown into all out chaos like they have never seen before. I am defiantly looking forward to reading how the handle this predicament their fellow team mate has left them in, and am giving this issue 4 out of 5 Stars. Read Full Review

I enjoyed this comic book... However, I'm not sure if I enjoyed it enough to keep picking it up... I'm seriously on the fence with this series, and will take a good two weeks to seriously debate whether or not to continue following it. But this issue went a long way in making me want to stick with this series. Read Full Review

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"Suicide Squad" is a great example of how sometimes a creative team just needs a few months to fully settle into a title. In the case of "Suicide Squad" it was well worth the wait. We aren't hitting John Ostrander and Kim Yale levels of greatness here, but this long-time "Suicide Squad" fan is happy with what we've got. Glass and Dallocchio can consider me officially on board. Read Full Review